I know this gentleman, and he is a warm and wonderful person as well.

Thank You for the definitions and responses to questions that should be important to our world, our community, our families and our individuality!!

"No society that puts truth above loyalty will be threatened by a society that puts loyalty above truth." Dr.John Patrick

I just missed seeing this man talk at Dalhousie University. Still kicking my self.

I like this man, but I feel people over complicate the matter. It is so simple. If someone denies an objective standard, they have no objective standard by which to argue their belief. It really is that simple. Put it in other words, you can't claim there is no such thing as objective morals and then tell someone that they are objectively bad for saying otherwise. When discussing moral issues ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS look for the hidden oughts in the other persons response. If you can spot it you can point it out and show their contradiction. You have to assume an objective ought to debate, or to say better or worst, or to condemn or to hold to higher esteem. ALWAYS look for those hidden oughts in the other side.